Survivor Type (2011)
Overview
SURVIVOR TYPE is the story of Richard Pine, a man who wakes up alone on a small, deserted island in the middle of the Pacific with no food, few supplies, and no obvious means of escape. How did he get there and how far is he willing to go to survive?
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Additional Info
| Budget | $10,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.859 |
Directed By
Chris Ethridge
Crew
Chris Ethridge
Stacey Palmer
Stephen King
Seth Podowitz
Stacey Palmer
Cecilia Farkas
Ken Feinberg
Barbara Hays
Amanda Knisely
Bryan Redding
TOP CAST
Jens Rasmussen
Richard Pine
Stephen David Calhoun
Antonio Pinzetti
Adam Drescher
Hanelli
Tony Folden
Detective Miller
William J. Harrison
Young Richard
Maurice Johnson
Prison Guard
Melanie Parker
Kristy Pine
Michael Beasley
Detective Curtiss
Kelly Natividade
Florenca Lopez
Allen O'Reilly
Father Hailly
Dorian Santiago
Nick Lowenthal
Lawrence Sykkmon
Changsai
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